The chipmaking giant Nvidia is leaning more heavily into robotics in 2025. More specifically, in the first half of the new year, confirms the Financial

US chip-making firm Nvidia is reportedly expanding its focus to humanoid robots next year amid intense competition from peers in the AI chip-making business. Nvidia’s vice president of robotics, Deepu Talla told the Financial Times that the company is expecting to introduce its next version of compact computers for humanoid robots during the first six

The company plans to launch its next-generation of compact computer for humanoid robots, Jetson Thor, in early 2025.

Ibiden Co., the dominant supplier of chip package substrates used in Nvidia Corp.’s cutting-edge semiconductors, may need to dial up the pace of production capacity increases to keep up with demand, according to its chief executive officer.

Japan's Ibiden could need to increase the pace of production capacity to keep up with demand, Bloomberg News reported, citing the electronics company's CEO Koji Kawashima. Ogaki, Gifu prefecture-based Ibiden is a major supplier of chip package substrates used in Nvidia's (NASDAQ:NVDA) cutting-edge chips.

The dominant supplier of chip package substrates used in Nvidia's cutting-edge semiconductors says it needs to ramp up to keep up with AI demand. Ibiden CEO Koji Kawashima spoke exclusively to Bloomberg.